Types of Funds

Special Project and Nonpermanent Funds

Be a philanthropist. You don't have to be a millionaire to help your community. To create a unique fund bearing the name and purpose you select, a gift of cash or assets (stock, real estate, personal property) valued at $5,000 or more needs to be given to the Foundation. If it is not possible to give a large gift or to donate the $5,000 all at once in order to establish an endowed fund, the Community Foundation's Acorn program is an alternate way of giving.

The Acorn program allows a donor to create a permanent endowment fund over time. A minimum contribution of $100 opens the account with a commitment on your part to have it grow to the required $5,000 within five years. As resources become available, you may make contributions to your fund. Family members and friends also may contribute to your fund in the Foundation.

Clay County
Criminal Justice Center Clock Fund
Abe Diel Memorial Fund
Charles B. Hall Memorial Fund
Literacy Initiative in Clay County Fund
Town of Staunton Project Fund

Sullivan County
Lois Andrews Charitable Fund
Dugger Tomorrow Fund
Humane Shelter of Sullivan County Fund
Indiana EASE – Sullivan County Grant Fund
Sullivan City Redevelopment and Improvement Project Fund
Sullivan High School Athletic Fund

Vigo County
ArtSpaces Preservation Fund
CARE Council Project Fund
Cultural Alliance of Terre Haute Fund
The Essence of Red Committee
Felstein Grandchildren Project Fund in Memory of Allen and Millie Felstein
HomeWard Bound Walk Fund
Hulman George Family Project Fund
Indiana EASE – Vigo County Grant Fund
Janet Sue's Helping Hand Fund
Scottish Rite of Wabash Valley Capital Project Fund
Terre Haute Parks Department Project Fund
Wabash River National Road Wetland Reservation Project Fund
Veterans Memorial Plaza Project Fund
Vigo County Animal Coalition
Vigo County Park & Recreation Department Projects Fund

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